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C1 Green Chemicals AG secures €20 million to defossilise the carbon-based chemical industry
- Berlin-based CleanTech startup C1 Green Chemicals AG secures €20 million in funding to bring its green methanol catalysis technology to market.
- The funding includes a €15 million capital increase involving investors, led by denkapparat and other notable investors, and €5 million from research grants.
- C1's methanol catalysis technology disrupts traditional chemical production processes and enables the production of green methanol from non-fossil feedstocks.
- The funding will be used to build the world's first demonstration plant for homogeneously catalysed methanol and further develop C1's innovative chemical production processes.
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Ultraviolette Tesseract vs Ola S1 Pro: Price and Features Compared
- The Ultraviolet Tesseract and Ola S1 Pro are electric scooters catering to urban commuters and tech enthusiasts with different design, performance, and support features.
- The Tesseract has an aggressive, aviation-inspired design, large wheels, and high storage capacity, appealing to those seeking a sporty look.
- In contrast, the S1 Pro features a sleek, conventional design with practical features suited for urban commuting.
- The Tesseract offers higher power and acceleration, making it ideal for performance-oriented riders, while the S1 Pro focuses on efficiency and city traffic handling.
- When it comes to pricing, the Tesseract starts at Rs 1,20,000 and offers three variants, while the S1 Pro is priced at Rs 1,29,999 with a single 4 kWh battery option.
- The Tesseract boasts advanced safety features like dual radars and cameras for improved rider safety, surpassing the S1 Pro in terms of safety technology.
- In terms of range and battery efficiency, the S1 Pro offers better kilometers per kWh, potentially leading to lower running costs for daily use compared to the Tesseract.
- Regarding technology, the Tesseract stands out with features like Violette AI connectivity and comprehensive safety features, while the S1 Pro offers a user-friendly software ecosystem.
- The Tesseract's service network is growing, with limited initial reliability concerns, while the S1 Pro benefits from a well-established support system but faces occasional service complaints.
- In conclusion, the Tesseract excels in performance and safety innovations, making it attractive for tech enthusiasts, while the S1 Pro appeals to buyers prioritizing reliability and wider service coverage.
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SpaceX is in talks with another potential Starlink partner in India
- SpaceX is in talks with Vodafone Idea Ltd, an Indian telecom company, for a potential partnership to offer Starlink internet services to its customers.
- Vodafone Idea's share price increased by 4.93% upon the news of the talks.
- Vodafone clarified that the discussions with SpaceX are part of its routine business strategy to enhance the quality of its services and expand its telecommunication offerings.
- Bharti Airtel and Jio Platforms, Vodafone's rivals in India, have already signed deals with SpaceX for Starlink services.
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Has Musk Become Tesla’s Biggest Risk Factor?
- Recent reports suggest that Tesla’s struggles aren’t just about increasing EV competition or market slowdowns. Musk’s personal actions, political shifts, and business distractions are playing a major role in Tesla’s downturn.
- Tesla’s stock has dropped nearly 50% in the past year, with Musk's controversial actions and political alignment being identified as a growing risk for investors.
- Musk's involvement in politics and social media controversies has diverted his attention from improving Tesla's overall growth and addressing production issues.
- Tesla's once-dominant tech advantage is shrinking as legacy automakers develop competitive EVs, while the delay in launching Tesla's next-gen affordable EV could cost the company market share.
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JPMorgan Says Tesla Is About To Have A Bad Time
- JPMorgan cuts Tesla's delivery forecast by 20% to 355,000 units
- JPMorgan predicts Tesla stock will eventually drop to USD 120 per share
- Tesla faces challenges due to Trump administration's tariffs on U.S. market
- Tesla's sales decline in Europe, and faces competition from Chinese brands
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Mercedes-Benz Trials Humanoid Robots From Apptronik
- German carmaker Mercedes-Benz is conducting trials of humanoid robots from Apptronik at its production lines.
- Mercedes-Benz is testing Apptronik's Apollo model for tasks such as moving components to the production line and carrying out quality checks.
- The company has taken a stake in Apptronik and is training the robots through teleoperation to gradually make them autonomous.
- Other carmakers, including Honda, Hyundai, and BMW, have also experimented with humanoid robots in their production processes.
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Tesla attacks deemed a ‘federal crime’ by FBI after Las Vegas fire
- Tesla attacks in Las Vegas, where several vehicles were shot at and set on fire, have been deemed a federal crime by the FBI.
- Surveillance footage revealed a person shooting at the electric cars and setting them on fire with Molotov cocktails.
- No injuries were reported, and the fires were extinguished before reaching the Tesla batteries.
- Tesla attacks in different parts of the United States have become more frequent, often linked to Elon Musk's political activities.
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Tesla Gets Ride-Hailing Permit In California, But It’s Not What You Think
- Tesla has secured a permit from the California Public Utilities Commission to run a transportation service in California, which is a step towards offering driverless taxi rides in the state.
- The permit obtained by Tesla allows it to operate a shuttle service for employees with drivers behind the steering wheel.
- This permit is different from the permits required to offer robotaxi rides and Tesla has not applied for the necessary permits for driverless services.
- For Tesla to offer autonomous ride-hailing services, it must seek permission from the state's Public Utilities Commission and the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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I'm a Tesla investor and I've got millions in the company. I think Elon Musk is key to Tesla's success, but it can endure without him.
- Christopher Tsai, a Tesla investor with one-fifth of his $137 million portfolio in Tesla stock, believes the company can succeed without Elon Musk.
- Tsai compared Musk's role at Tesla to Steve Jobs at Apple, stating that a visionary's departure doesn't mean investors should exit.
- Despite Musk's importance, Tsai said he would assess the fundamentals before making any decisions if Musk were to leave.
- Tsai Capital, led by Christopher Tsai, had previously held more Tesla shares but reduced its stake as it became an outsized portion of the portfolio.
- Tsai mentioned the positive impact of Musk's ties to the Trump administration on Tesla's prospects.
- Despite recent turmoil and stock decline, Tsai Capital has started buying Tesla shares again.
- Tsai expressed optimism about Musk's involvement in shaping government policies and believes negative market sentiment will diminish.
- Tsai dismissed the notion of Chinese automaker BYD displacing Tesla in the EV industry and emphasized there is room for multiple players.
- He attributed Tesla's recent sales decline to the Model Y refresh and stated that such occurrences lead to temporary sales slowdowns.
- Tsai remains bullish on Tesla's long-term growth prospects, focusing on fundamentals rather than short-term market fluctuations.
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Elon Musk is MIA as a CEO. He's not alone.
- Tesla's stock has been on a downward spiral, with protesters targeting the company due to CEO Elon Musk's politics, leading some owners to sell their cars out of fear.
- Musk's absence as a CEO and his focus on other ventures like Twitter and government efficiency have raised concerns among Tesla investors.
- Absent leadership in corporations, characterized by CEO distance or neglect, is a prevalent issue that can harm morale and productivity.
- Modern CEOs, like Musk, have shifted from internal product leaders to public figures focused on driving shareholder value, potentially neglecting day-to-day operations and company culture.
- CEOs working remotely or juggling multiple companies, like Musk with Tesla, SpaceX, and X, may underperform and have lower valuations, partly due to divided attention.
- Musk's various ventures and distractions have impacted Tesla's stock performance, along with political involvement and concerns around EV demand.
- The absenteeism of CEOs, particularly micromanagers like Musk, can lead to detachment from employees, poor decision-making, and slower response times within organizations.
- Tesla investors express concerns about Musk's divided focus, with some hoping he will prioritize Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology over his other ventures.
- Musk's absenteeism has created uncertainty and criticism, with shareholders and analysts questioning his ability to effectively manage his multiple ventures.
- The impact of Musk's divided attention and political actions extends beyond his personal wealth to affect customers, shareholders, and workers at Tesla, posing challenges for the company's future.
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Ultraviolette Tesseract With ADAS, RADAR, Dash Cams, Dual ABS & More
- The Ultraviolette Tesseract is an electric scooter featuring advanced technologies like ADAS, radar, dash cams, and dual ABS, with three variants offering different ranges and prices.
- Prices range from Rs. 1,20,000 to Rs. 2,00,000 ex-showroom, with a special introductory offer starting at Rs. 1,20,000 for early customers.
- Range varies by variant: 162 km for 3.5 kWh, 220 km for 5 kWh, and 261 km for 6 kWh under Indian Drive Cycle conditions.
- Key features include a 7-inch TFT display, wireless charging, blind spot detection, and collision alerts for enhanced safety.
- The Tesseract stands out for its blend of cutting-edge technology and practical usability, catering to safety-conscious riders.
- It comes in three variants with different battery capacities, prices ranging from Rs. 1,20,000 to Rs. 2,00,000 ex-showroom.
- The design is inspired by aerospace aesthetics, available in Desert Sand, Sonic Pink, Solar White, and Stealth Black color options.
- With top speeds of 125 kmph and acceleration from 0 to 60 kmph in 2.9 seconds, the Tesseract offers an exhilarating riding experience.
- Safety features include front and rear radar, dash cams, dual-channel ABS, and additional alerts for various scenarios, enhancing rider confidence.
- Convenience features like a 7-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone charging, ample storage, fast charging, and AI analytics add to the overall user experience.
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Charge in a Flash: BYD’s EVs Now Recharge in Just 5 Minutes
- Chinese automaker BYD has introduced a battery system that allows for charging an electric vehicle in just five minutes, rivaling the time it takes to refuel a conventional gasoline-powered car.
- BYD's innovation offers 249 miles of range in five minutes of charging, while Tesla's fastest charging capability provides 170 miles in 15 minutes using its high-voltage superchargers.
- BYD's stock value surged after the announcement, reflecting investor confidence in the company's advancements in the EV market.
- BYD, China's top EV manufacturer, has been aggressively expanding into international markets, including Europe and South America.
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Cupra won’t follow Tesla, Ford by cutting EV prices
- Cupra is launching new electric vehicles in Australia and aims to offer them at competitive but sustainable prices.
- Cupra is committed to maintaining stability in pricing in order to minimize customer anxiety over EV resale values.
- In addition to competition from other European manufacturers and Tesla, Cupra also faces competition from affordable Chinese EVs.
- Cupra emphasizes that value goes beyond the sticker price, with a focus on the ownership experience and support services.
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2025 Cupra Born VZ: EV hot hatch delayed for Australia
- The launch of the Cupra Born VZ electric hatch has been delayed in Australia.
- Cupra Australia confirmed that the hot hatch is now scheduled to arrive in December 2025, instead of May as previously indicated.
- The delay in launching the Born VZ has caused a restructuring of Cupra Australia's launch calendar for 2025.
- The Born VZ, with improved performance and features, will be one of the few electric hot hatches available in Australia.
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Mazda eyes more Chinese-developed EVs
- Mazda is considering developing two more electric vehicle (EV) models with its Chinese joint-venture partner, Changan Automobile.
- The partnership has already resulted in the development of the EZ-6/6e liftback, which will be sold globally, and an SUV launching by 2027.
- Mazda is planning to launch the additional models between 2028 and 2030, alongside its in-house EVs.
- The company is investing in combustion-engine technology, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and EVs as part of its multi-solution strategy.
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